Veterinary surgeon, orthopaedic specialist
Founding member of the Hungarian Pet Orthopaedic Association

I graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine in 1988. Shortly afterwards, in 1990, I was one of the first in Hungary to open a private practice in the old Zagyva Street surgery. As the demand for patient care increased, space became limited, so I moved the practice here to the veterinary hospital in Rákóczi Street. I specialise in orthopaedic and spinal surgery and also do a large number of soft tissue surgeries. I am the only one in the country to have a pacemaker implanted. As a founding member of the Hungarian Pet Orthopaedic Association, I try to introduce the latest surgical techniques in my practice, using the latest innovative implants.

Veterinarian

I spent a lot of time at the Hospital during my high school years, working as a summer assistant, so I had the opportunity to learn a lot of specialities and gain useful practical knowledge. During my university years, my interest in surgical subjects deepened, I wrote my thesis on the diagnosis and therapy of disc herniation in dogs, and I was awarded a scholarship by the Hungarian Pet Orthopaedic Association. My main areas of interest are soft tissue, orthopaedic and minimally invasive surgery. At our institution I perform a large number of laparoscopic, orthopaedic and spinal surgeries, as well as neurological examinations. I help our patients recover by performing MRI and CT scans during our office hours. I am a regular attendee of conferences abroad and in Hungary, and in 2024 I completed the traumatology course of the Swiss-based AO organization.

Veterinarian

I graduated from the Budapest Veterinary University in 1997. Since graduating I have been working as a staff veterinarian at the Budatétény Animal Hospital. I specialize in internal medicine diagnostics, within the framework of which I regularly perform additional instrumental examinations (RTG, UH, ECG, laboratory tests). I am in charge of cardiological examinations. I regularly publish in the professional journal "Pet Practice" on special cases, mainly in relation to the isolating pathology of the disease in question. In my free time I regularly play sports (water polo, water polo) and when time permits I go fishing on Lake Balaton.

Professor of Veterinary Medicine

Prof. Dr. Károly Vörös, Professor, CsC, DSc, has decades of clinical, teaching and clinical research experience.Between 1991 and 2017 he was Head of the Department of Internal Medicine and the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Veterinary Medicine. The first decades of his professional career included the internal medicine care of all domestic mammals. He is also credited with the introduction of ultrasound diagnostics in domestic veterinary internal medicine. For the last twenty years he has been involved in the internal medicine of dogs and cats. His current specialties include ultrasound diagnostics of dogs and cats, cardiology of dogs and cats, and the diagnosis and treatment of canine heartworm disease.

Prof. Dr. Károly Vörös Károly holds cardiology and heartworm specialist consultations in our clinic on Wednesdays. Appointments can be booked by telephone on the following numbers:

+36 1 362 2643
+36 1 362 2709

Small Veterinary Specialist Veterinary Clinician - Internist, Anaesthetist

After graduating as a veterinarian, I worked for many years in University Hospitals in France and in France. I have been working at the Budatétényi Animal Hospital since 2021, where I am the head of the anaesthesiology and intensive therapy department. I believe in the importance of continuous professional development, the introduction of new techniques and open communication with the owners.

Veterinarian - surgeon

"I graduated cum laude from the University of Veterinary Medicine. During my years of study I regularly participated in the work of the Department of Surgery, especially in soft tissue surgery. Besides surgery, my favourite fields are ophthalmology, imaging diagnostics (MR, CT, UH, RTG) and laboratory diagnostics.
Besides my daily work, I train my own dogs and prepare them for working competitions. In my spare time I also do hiking, photography, horse riding and drawing.

Veterinarian - diagnostic imaging

I graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine in 2007, then I spent my internship at this clinic and my first job was at the Budatétény Animal Hospital.
My main area of interest is instrumental diagnostics. At the Animal Hospital, I am responsible for endoscopic respiratory, gastrointestinal and external auditory canal videootoscopic examinations, abdominal and cardiac ultrasound examinations, as well as fluoroscopic-digestive tract, CT and MRI imaging diagnostics, in addition to outpatient care and some soft tissue surgeries.
I often bake or cook for the pleasure of colleagues.
I do a lot of sport in my spare time.

Veterinarian - internist

Ever since I was little, I planned to become a vet and I took part in animal programmes whenever I could. I joined the team at the Hospital during my university years to gain more practice and experience, so after graduating there was no question of starting my medical career here. Currently I am mainly involved in outpatient care, with my main interest being in internal medicine. I am the owner of two adopted dogs and in my spare time I enjoy travelling and hiking in nature.

Veterinarian - surgeon, internist

Since I was in high school I have regularly assisted in veterinary practices. I have mainly worked as an assistant and helped treat patients. When I got to university, it was a dream come true. Immediately after my diploma I joined the team of the Budatétény Animal Hospital. Currently, I am involved in the day-to-day internal medicine cases, soft tissue surgeries and I mostly treat exotic patients. I am currently the proud owner of two cats, a gerbil, an iguana, a leopard gecko and five spiders. I spend most of my free time cooking and looking after my animals.

Veterinarian - surgeon, internist

Veterinarian - internist

Veterinarian - internist